Nutrition
What makes you more prone to cavities?
What is an increased sugar intake?
What is the first step for inserting an NG tube, after ADIT and education?
What is placing client into a sitting position?
What type of dressing should be used for a small stage 1 pressure injury located on the sacrum?
What is a transparent film?
What is an EMG?
What is a test that determines if there is nerve damage affecting a muscle?
What is palliative care?
What is care that involves providing treatments that offer pain relief or enhance the quality of life, but do not provide a cure.
What should you at a minimum raise the head of the bed to during an enteral feeding?
What is 30 degrees?
What nutrient might the client need to increase to alleviate constipation?
What is fiber?
What is the first step if the nurse notices an evisceration after abdominal surgery?
What is apply wet sterile dressing?
What vision disorder manifests as an increase in intraocular pressure and can cause loss of vision?
What is glaucoma?
What is cultural awareness?
What is the self-assessment of one's own culture as well as biases about individuals of other cultures.
What is your first action after obtaining a glucose of 67 on a conscious patient?
What is offering a 15g carbohydrate snack?
What is the leakage of urine when the client engages in coughing, sneezing, laughing, or physical activity due to increased pressure on the bladder?
What is stress incontinence?
Which position puts clients most at risk for skin integrity?
What is high Fowlers?
What is presbyopia?
What is the decrease in the ability to focus clearly on objects that are up close?
When lifting a heavy object, what good body mechanics should be bending to lift the object?
What is the knees?
What BMI is considered within normal range?
What is 18.5 - 24.9 ?
In what position should a client be placed for an enema?
What is the client should lie on their left side with their right leg pulled up to their chest?
What is the separation of part or all of the wound edges called?
What is dehiscence?
What test should be performed to test cranial nerve VIII?
What is whisper test?
What is the condition when muscles become weaker and smaller?
What is atrophy?
What nutrient insufficiency can cause brittle hair, breakage and hair loss?
What is protein?
What is cystometric testing?
What is cystometric testing involves measuring bladder capacity, the pressure of the bladder during filling, and the final capacity when the urge to urinate begins.
What should the nurse include in documenting pressure injuries?
What is the location, stage, size, description of tissue, color of the wound bed, condition of surrounding tissue, appearance of wound edges, presence of undermining and tunneling, any foul odor present, any pain reported, any drainage present?
What aids can the nurse provide to assist a client with macular degeneration?
What is adequate lighting, large print materials, magnifying glass?
What position should the nurse place the client in to prevent atelectasis?
What is Fowlers?